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I suggest moving @deno/kv-utils to @std/kv. While these utilities have fairly niche use cases, creating @std/kv can offer some possible benefits:
These utilities would have far greater visibility in the Deno Standard Library. I only just discovered @deno/kv-utils and it's been around for a few months.
Can increase awareness of Deno KV.
Increases the chances that devs imagine up and create better tools for Deno KV.
Possibly serve as a test bench for ideas that could be implemented in the runtime. E.g. a JavaScript/TypeScript version of Deno.Kv.count() until it's implemented in the runtime.
I suggest moving
@deno/kv-utils
to@std/kv
. While these utilities have fairly niche use cases, creating@std/kv
can offer some possible benefits:@deno/kv-utils
and it's been around for a few months.Deno.Kv.count()
until it's implemented in the runtime.Related #6123
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